Yes Casper. This is not open source application.
Rather it is Server administration application and while installing, it
checks for server id
to check whether installation is done on supported server system.
My doubt is that server ids are stored in predefine memory location of
particular server
Hi,
I have an OSOL-2008/11 (maybe) that I can't update because pkg is
broken (python errors after an unhappy update) and that I can barely
access (they are vmware virtual machines).
The problem I have is that the dhcp settings get irregularly lost:
sometimes twice a day, sometimes never for
Ron Mexico ronmex...@mailinator.com wrote:
I have 24 identical Western Digital drives connected to a Dell SAS 5/E HBA.
I know this isn't going to be an issue when creating a raidz pool, but if I
have to replace a failed disk with one that has one less accessible sector,
won't that cause
